Try Checking Your settings for Defrag.
I remember an old post, where someone else had a similar problem..
The solution was that the machine was doing an automatic defrag, everytime
they logged on..
I beleive you can go into computer management, then into Scheduled tasks,
and delete the defrag task from there.. .
Dave
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> "Sinner" <> wrote in
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> Disabling autoupdates is the first thing I did. I hate leaving all the
> decisions about my pc to the almighty MS! I did a re-install on 2 other
> systems with the same hardware, ALL VISTA COMPLIANT, and still the same
> hard drive thrashing. There are discussions all over the net about this
> problem..well, I bought it, but it's going on a machine that will only do
> office work, not production work. Sad, all the video and sound programs
> that will suffer rendering because of this!!!!!
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>> "-=¥ô¥ô=-" <> wrote in message
>> news:Xns98FB2A2B2D563notthistimeorg@216.196.97.131 ...
>>> Disabled indexing, disabled hard drive power down in Power settings,
>>> check all my programs, and task manager. Yet I still have EXTREMELY
>>> excessive hard drive access. This is on a clean install.
>>>
>>> Great job Microsoft. Take the one bottleneck in a system, and make it
>>> the MAIN source of all activity on the system.
>>>
>>> Vista is a steaming pile of crap!
>>>
>>> XP is MUCH, MUCH, MUCH better.
>>>
>>> Service Pack 3 should have been what we were waiting for. Not this
>>> hyperreading hard drive thrasher.!!!
>>>
>>> BTW, I have heard this from 3 other techs in my office. So it's not
>>> just my
>>> pc. It's the entire Vista workgroup. Google "excessive vista hard
>>> drive activity"
>>>
>>> Microsoft really screwed the pooch with this one. XP is TONS better!
>>
>> Yet, it didn't effect my computer like that at all. Simply amazing.
>> I must be the luckiest SOB on the planet.
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